2e2 clinches UK hotel deal

The vendor secures a contract to maintain printers in a chain of UK hotels

By Sam Trendall

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13 Mar 2008

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VAR 2e2 has bagged a contract to maintain the printers used in Guoman Hotels.

The three-year deal covers 280 Lexmark and HP machines in 41 Guoman and Thistle Hotels.

2e2 will provide printers with two service level agreements (SLAs). The emergency SLA offers a four-hour response time, while the business service offers a next-day response.
Nick Grossman, corporate business development director at 2e2, told CRN that managed services represent 29 per cent of 2e2’s business.

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“We like these deals because they allow us to demonstrate our flexibility. There are few firms with several hundred field engineers and more skilled people nationwide that can provide back-up,” Grossman said.

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